All ideas

Do you have any plan to add first-class-citizen support to reference color charts and calibration instruments, so we can have a stable reference for colors and apply a look (see the upcoming match look) on top of that?

i use a couple of medium format lenses with a shift adapter on my gfx in Leiu or a native GF lens but am not able to adequately correct some of the flaws sufficiently well. It would be great if we could have a system for creating our own lens prof...

Others have suggested being able to import or use the exif data on focal length used by a particular camera when cropping. As Capture One knows which camera I shot with, then it should be able to show me, via the crop tool, the specific crops for ...

When I'm shooting still life or food in portrait orientation, I have an external monitor set up for my stylist/client at 90-degree rotation so I can get as large an image as possible while they're building the scene. However, due to the tools bein...

I am a regular user of Capture One and greatly appreciate the quality and precision of the image management tools you provide. However, I would like to suggest an enhancement regarding keyword management that could significantly improve the softwa...

Hello, I would like to see about having the option to 'include layers' when exporting to TIF/TIFF. I think it would also be beneficial have this option using 'Edit With' or "Open With' when creating a TIFF. Conversely, when importing new TIFF file...

Please add ability to desqueeze images shot with anamorphic lenses

Ad a key combination (space-command) (Mac) for the Zoom in Tool. Ad a key combination (space-command-alt) (Mac) for the Zoom Out Tool. Fix the Zoom In /Zoom Out tool when clicking on a specific part of the image, the zoom has to be on this specifi...

Lightroom does it, CameraRAW does it. It makes no sense that Capture One ignores the Aspect Ratio set In-Camera. How can i know my composition when i edit my images later. Please add this feature br David

The Auto Levels button is grayed out when working in a layer. It would be helpful if it worked in a layer.